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Explore the scope of applying systems thinking concepts into science teaching and curriculum with a focus in the context of chemistry teaching and learning
Explore how DBMs can enhance the alignment of IT systems with business goals, improve resource allocation, and facilitate effective change
Discover the role of System Dynamics in cancer prevention and control through a detailed review of current studies and methodologies
We will be having our next Health Policy SIG meeting on Thursday, April 4th at 11:00 AM EDT on zoom. This month, Wade McDonald will be presenting on Four Compelling SD-ABM Hybrid Modeling Patterns in AnyLogic Abstract: AnyLogic is a Java-based simulation modeling tool that supports System Dynamics, Agent-Based Modeling, and Discrete Event Simulation, as […]
This webinar presents the dynamic interplay between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and System Dynamics (SD) in business and management.
Understanding and responding to competitive challenges with DBMs. Analyzing competitive forces and market dynamics for business strategies.
Attendees will explore how DBMs can enhance traditional accounting practices by incorporating dynamic, system-oriented perspectives
Learn how to model the depletion of non-renewable resources holistically through systems approach! Join our Hands-On Workshop
Introduces the easy-to-use Consideo iModeler tool. Learn to map cause-and-effect relationships and identify key factors impacting your objectives using the Insight Matrix.
Join us for a webinar to explore holistic solutions for global challenges. Learn about sustainable development and systems thinking.
Join experts Linda Booth Sweeney & Philip Ramsey for a deep dive into systems thinking through captivating storytelling.
Quarterly virtual social hour for the Health Policy SIG group (as requested by SIG membership at ISDC 2023!) Tentative Agenda: 1) Update regarding potential website improvements & various SIG resources 2) SIG members share research interests 3) Breakout rooms for further discussion (as needed)